This title deals with the lives of Martin Luther, Ulrich Zwingli, John Calvin, Thomas Cranmer, and John Knox. There is nothing which brings a period to life quite as much as a biographical sketch, and the period of the Reformation is especially rich in memorable characters. Catherwood's fluent style... (more)

The Children's Crusade was one of Chriatianity's darkest hours - 50,000 impressionable children were led to believe that they alone were the key to Jerusalem's liberation. Upon this tragic backdrop, C. D. Baker tells the gripping story of Heinrich, a father of two young sons who have joined the Crus... (more)

Unsuccessful in their mission to reach Jerusalem and rescue the city from Islam, Wil and a band of children begin the journey back home. They have endured starvation, disease, and the horrors of watching their young comrades die or be killed on their pilgrimage. Leaving them to ask, "Where was God?"... (more)

An exploration of the Rwandan genocide through true stories - extraordinary tales of reconciliation from situations of great suffering. How could an African country of eight million people be plunged into a chaos of slaughter which left a million dead? And now, after the killing, how can widows, or... (more)

Tells the story of the kidnap in Chechnya and 14 month captivity of two British aid workers. This book gives an account that charts their struggle not only to survive physically, but to emerge from their ordeal with their faith in humanity still intact.

Coping with her son's arrest and trial for first-degree murder, Kent opens her heart and shares ten priceless, transformational lessons on choosing hope over despair.

A delinquent in Prussia, working for the Jews in London and stirring up the Christians in the West Country of England, George Muller went on with God to establish five children's homes in Bristol, caring for hundreds of children in the nineteenth century. 'My God shall supply all your needs' was the... (more)